Float Tubes and bikes

Discussion in 'Equipment' started by nodakker, Apr 5, 2013.

  1. nodakker

    nodakker Adventurer

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    Anyone packing a float tube on their bike for their fishing adventures? If so, any pics?
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  2. AmuleK

    AmuleK On a bike, no one asks "are we there yet?"

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    Wouldn't you take it deflated and use an electric pump to fill it when you get there? That wouldn't be so hard. It's the rod and gear and waders and flippers I think might make it more of a challenge. :freaky
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  3. rawdog

    rawdog Been here awhile

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  4. KG6BWS

    KG6BWS Been here awhile

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    Other way around actually. I never took any pics, but the float tube did not pack small. Biggest problem for me though was the weight, combined with everything else it was just too ungainly. I only took it out once on a test ride, and havent since.

    Everything else however fits in one of my side cases; waders, boots, net, creel, vest, and all the crap that goes in it. My rod is 4 piece TFO that breaks down to about 30".
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